New Ulm weekly review., 1887-09-21

uAO COlOuy, WHICH 1S SLlll
numerous, looked on.
The final session OF the International
medical congress was held recently. DR..
Grailey Hewitt OF London, on behalf OF
the foreign visitors, gave expressions to
their appreciation OF the Efforts OF the ex-
ecutive committee to make the conven-
ton a success and of the hospitality OF
the people Of Washington. He presented
resolutions embodying these sentiments.
Doctors Martin OF Berlin, Landolt of Paris
and Edmund Owen OF London spoke in
similar strain, making complimentary re.
ferences to President Cleveland. DR.. Owen
said: When you are in our country we
love to hear you say, "We admire your
queen" We can say to you in the Same
truth We admire, we love your queen,
her beauty and grace, and seconding this
vote OF thanks we simply express a prayer
that Mr.. President Cleveland and Mrs.
Cleveland may long continue in strength
and health to preside over q happy, a
prosperous and united country.
Information has been received at the
Indian office from Indian Agent Kinney and
Special Agent West at the Yankton Dak.)
Indian agency, that about thirty bucks of
the Yankton Sioux threaten violence to
the surveyors and to the special agents
under whose supervision allotments OF
land are being made at that agency, as
well as to those OF their tribe who are re-
ceiving their allotnents. The surveyors
have been several times driven from their
work. Acting upon this information the
commissioner OF Indian affairs, through
the acting secretary OF the interior, has
requested the war department. to instruct
the commanding officer at Fort Randall,
Oak, by telegrap to send a sufficient
force to the reservation to protect all per-
sons from violence and to enforce the OF.
ders OF the agent when called upon by him.
The war department promptly complied
with this request.
The president has pardoned Thomas R.
Knight, John A. Brooks and Henry Pate,
convicted OF manslaughter in the western
district OF Kansas and sentenced to i'm.
prisonment. They were Indian police, and
killed man while attempting to arrest
him.
Secretary Whitney has invited the mem
bers OF the senate and house naval COM
nlittee and other persons interested in the
subject to go down to New York bay on
the dispatch to witness the test Of the dy-
Mantle gun on the Goth inst, when an ef-
fort will be made to destroy schooner by
dynamite shells.
The acting secretary OF the treasury in
formed thecommissioner OF agriculture that
the report from the United States consul
at Plcton, N. S., received through the de.
partment OF state, says that the danger.
GUS contagious disease existing in Novia
Scotia among cattle, horses and Sheep
which threatens the whole OF Canada, may
spread to the United States
The president has written the mayor OF
New Orleans that he will not have time to
visit that city during his contemplated
trip.
Those injunctions against the Red River
Valley road excite the ire OF the people
afresh, and a direct conflict forced between
the Manit oba and Dominion Government
is threatened.
At Wyandotte, Kan, George Hamilton,
tried on charge OF train wrecking was ac.
quilted. He-Was charged with being one
OF the strikers who in April, 1856 wrecked
q Missouri Pacific train near here and kill.
ed two men.
A frightful accident occurred on the New
York, Pennsylvania & Ohio railroad at
Peoria, Ohio. The Atlantic express, east
bound, co.lided with locomotive that
was standing on the track. Norman Gregg,
engineer OF the passenger, was Instantly
killed.
Postoffice established: Dakota: May
Flower, Hettinger county. Fourth class
postnasters ppointed-Dakota: Warn.
er, N. j. Gilbert. Iowa: Clarion, S. w.
Summers. '. .t,
The Rio Grande river has OVERT own ite
banks inundating large sections OF Texas.
AS the American consul in Samoa has
Joined the British consul in protesting
against the high handed proceedings o.
Germany. q wish is strongly expressed
that England and the United States may
work together to maintain the independ-
nf So A hipl, A.,
ity remarks that while we dream and talk,
Germany acts with her rifle in hand
London Gable: Mr.. Gladstone in.
tends to spend the recess at Haar-
den. He accepted two or three in
vitations to friends in Scotland,
but was afraid he could not esca pc speech.
making, and therefore abandoned the pro-
lect. and one meeting that OF caucus at
Nottingham, will be addressed by him
this year. He will not be present on the
occasion OF Harcourt's attack on the pro-
clamation OF the Irish meetings.
The following pensions have been grant
ed: Wisconsin: A. j. Pardee, Eagle; n
Peters. Union Center; H. B. VAN Vie, Ore
da; NJ. Dimmick, Neillsville; O. P. Hill, Vir-
oqua; L. S. Graves Shopiere; j. Ferguson,
Hartsville. Dakota: w. w. Bailey, Wa
tertown; B. Park, Rose. f
Twenty thousand nail makers of Wor-
cester and Stafford are on a strike for an
advance OF 20 to 80 per cent in wages.
Montreal Special says: It is rumored
here on good authority that Pre-
mier Norquay has failed to float the Red
river bonds in New York. Hon. Mr.. Tari.
Were has been here several days for the
same purpose and has also failed, He has
gone to Boston, where he will meet Nor
quay. and endeavor to float the bends in
that city.
The Grand Master Workman Powderly |
OF the knights OF Labor wants;government.
al control OF the railroads and telegraphs ,
and the establishment of a postal savings
bank.
Mrs. Henry Clews would not invite the
rakish duke OF Marlborough to her recent
in Newport and the dukes numer- |
Gus lady friends are mad
Guides at the Washington monument |
lnvee]ed the unwary doctors into paying
so cents each for chips from the ca pstone''
Archdeacon Cowley, an old missionary
iO tho Indians in ho 10